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Vlynx Newbie

We will host Christmas Dinner at our house this year, 3 celiac + 3 non-celiac.

Standing Rib Roast

Smashed Red Potatoes

Swiss Green Bean Cass.

Pretzel Salad

Corn Cass.

Chocolate Cream Pie

Sugar Cookies

Macroons

Fudge

Everything will be gluten free. I have been testing recipes for the past couple of months.

Merry Christmas to All!


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Ridgewalker Contributor

Sounds wonderful! But I have to ask-- what is a Pretzel Salad???

Vlynx Newbie

Pretzel Salad is a layered salad. 1st layer is a mixture of pretzels, butter and sugar. 2nd layer is a cream cheese layer and the 3rd layer is a jello/strawberry layer. One of our Christmas favorites at Christmas time.

Vlynx Newbie

Pretzel Salad is a layered salad. 1st layer is a mixture of pretzels, butter and sugar. 2nd layer is a cream cheese layer and the 3rd layer is a jello/strawberry layer. One of our Christmas favorites at Christmas time.

Green12 Enthusiast
Pretzel Salad is a layered salad. 1st layer is a mixture of pretzels, butter and sugar. 2nd layer is a cream cheese layer and the 3rd layer is a jello/strawberry layer. One of our Christmas favorites at Christmas time.

Your menu sounds great.

I made the pretzel salad a couple of years ago and it came out GREAT! It had been a traditional holiday/Christmas dish in our family for years too.

I used Ener-G pretzels.

LoriC Apprentice
We will host Christmas Dinner at our house this year, 3 celiac + 3 non-celiac.

Standing Rib Roast

Smashed Red Potatoes

Swiss Green Bean Cass.

Pretzel Salad

Corn Cass.

Chocolate Cream Pie

Sugar Cookies

Macroons

Fudge

Everything will be gluten free. I have been testing recipes for the past couple of months.

Merry Christmas to All!

How do you make your swiss green bean casserole? i'm looking for a good casserole to make as a side dish and can't seem to find anything, Also do you have a cheesy potato casserole recipe? Thanks,Lori

Lisa Mentor

We have a pot luck dinner with five couples and our now adult children. I found out today that the Turkey will be stuffed.

SOOOOOOOOO...I am going to cook myself a Cornish hen so I can have my own "individual" turkey - and I'm not going to share!

Turkey

Standing Rib Roast

Country Ham

Cream Potatoes

Stuffing - all gluten

Green beans with toasted almonds and lemon.

Green bean Casserole (yuck - even before Celiac)

Cranberry Salad

Ambrosia with cream

Pecan Pie

Chocolate Chess Pie

....yeah, 90% of what I can't eat.

and my Cornish hen ;)


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kbabe1968 Enthusiast

MMMM....

We're having :

Turkey

Ham

Corn Pudding (stepfather making, he's supposed to use gluten free breadcrumbs!)

Green Bean Casserole (using funions and Progresso Creamy Mushroom)

Mashed Potatoes

Sweet Potatoes

Coleslaw

We're having cupcakes (gluten-free), and my aunt is bring Gluten stuff...:(

Happy, though!!! mmmmm...can't wait!

sickchick Community Regular

MMM sounds good you guys.

I am making Pork Tenderloin

Wheat Free Stuffing w/Homemade Sage Sausage

Lumpy Smashed Potatoes w/Gluten Free Veggie Stock and a splash of Goat Milk

Corn (not a fan of Green Bean Casserole)

Crustless Pumpkin Pie

Pamela's Molasses Cookies

Brown Rice Crackers

Hummus

Wine:)

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